Top Safari Tentalow in Santa Ana Department in 2026

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1. Tres Volcanes

Santa Ana

RM340 total

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30 Aug - 31 Aug

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Top Santa Ana Department Hotel Reviews

Equinoccio Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel was exceptionally clean and truly spotless throughout our stay. Although the property is a bit older, it remains in excellent, well-maintained condition. The rooms were awesome, featuring incredibly comfortable beds and pristine linens. The bathrooms were equally immaculate, highlighted by fantastic water pressure in the shower. The hotel staff was absolutely awesome, delivering excellent, polite, and deeply accommodating service throughout our entire stay. Every team member was incredibly kind and went out of their way to ensure we had the best possible experience. In a truly wonderful gesture, I happened to mention it was my wife’s birthday, and they surprised us by delivering a beautiful birthday cake to our room to help us celebrate her special day. The hotel boasts an exceptional location nestled beautifully on a hillside, making us feel like we were immersed right in the middle of the jungle. Despite the lush, secluded setting, we enjoyed fantastic access to a stunning black sand beachfront. The beach featured a wonderful tidal pool area where the kids had a blast exploring and spotting fish and various types of crabs. Another major highlight was the incredible outdoor pool, which was built with a boulder wall directly into the cliffside. The property even features a fascinating cave to explore; it fills up during high tide but empties out at low tide, allowing us an awesome opportunity to walk inside and see the bats."